Welcome news this week I'm Elgin Echols and I'm Terry Stiles and in this week's
local news what's in store for Addison township owners now that the notifier puzzle
was turned down and lake the lake has unwelcome guests how do the residents act
stay to learn more about these stories another C.X.
Or NEWS begins right now.
Thornhill drill woman had
a false alarm last week when she thought her truck had been stolen from her from
her hold after calling the police the woman discovered her husband parked the truck
in the neighbor's driveway and asked for president is proof that the highly
advertised credit card theft prevention programs really do work last week the woman
was alerted by credit shield that someone was trying to access her credit card as
a result her dollars remain safe and sound in her own account alcohol may have been
a factor in a thirty year old Clarkston man when he hit
a tree ball in the rolled west last week officers believe that alcohol may have
been
a factor in the accident the driver was taken to the hospital and he was listed in
serious condition there were no other injuries in the air going on vacation be sure
you have someone watch your home recently in Oxford woman returned home from
a weekend trip and she discovered that I didn't where missing from her X.
For department if you're on able to have somebody watch your home at least call the
village police and let them know you're going to take on and maybe they can keep an
eye out for your home apparently it's not over yet a month ago E.T.
Rover pipeline L.L.C.
Told property owner Bruce Downey that they were no longer interested in. And
dragging their pipeline across this ten acre property in Addison township However
Dolly recently received
a letter from the company that they want permission to survey as Lam because Downey
has two other pipeline easements crossing his property he says he will never give
permission for the survey but he feels the company is not finished arresting him
either we will keep you posted on this item in the future
a special Addison township library board meeting last week resulted in resubmitting
a ten year military quest to the Nov fourth ballot the August primary ballot
included the same request however Addison voters turn it down the court contends
the issue is turned down by
a very small margin and they would like to further inform their residence at the
library really does need the money in order to offset the loss of property revenue
and the Hadley rollback testes say the funds are needed for both library apparation
all maintenance needs and to keep the library going at
a special address and policy of meeting the board voted to place
a previously failed Noda five year point two five property tax mill proposal
on the November fourth election ballot the money is needed to replace over four
hundred fifty thousand dollars in discontinued state and federal grant dollars in
August the proposal lost by only twenty seven volts and Addison policy above was
approved in Oxford and Aurion townships and a note
a meeting last week it was decided that if Madison residents turn down proposal on
the November election residents will lose all notice services we talked with and
Addison writer and here is what she had to say. I am with Eleanor and she is
a Leonard resident and from what I understand she uses Noda every single day to
come down here to the senior center what will happen to you Eleanor if you aren't
able to write on the note A bus is anyone I would just be locked in my hole or
would you have to go anywhere. Because I can't I don't drive I sold my car so I
wouldn't drive anymore I don't let people in their ninety's belong on the road so I
feel like I've saved their life and my two by selling my car and taking the bus in
they pick me up so I can babysit. It's my farm and transportation that's
all I have. There ways you could I mean sed. No No they're my
friends to last year no to gave over two thousand rides to Addison residence lake
to lake Trapper the owners are teaming up with Michigan State University and
federal agencies to step any more invasive species amend their lake zebra
mussels and some other and want to species of already been found in Lakeville Lake
However residents don't want to allow any more and when it critters to find their
way into their waters now prior to entering the lake water craft owners are
encouraged to have their boats washed free of charge
a portable high pressure and high temperature spray machine is available to cleanse
invasive species watch T.V.
For footage of this new program you know Terry been base of species in these lakes
is pretty. I mean it's all over seems like a mish been internally
a sad thing I mean it's hard to keep things like zebra mussels out and I will say
we're up a new P.C.
a Couple weekends ago and that water is cleaner than it's ever been and I know this
because of the zebra mussels but and it is nice to have the clean waters but I'm
tellin ya it's hard to keep
a balance in these lakes when so many boats are going in and out of other lakes and
I wish them luck and I really encourage people to do use that washing precious you
know you look like you're there any precautions being picked by the lake that you
live a well it's a private lake so that helps we have
a men are like two OK they don't dump anything else and there are other the beaver
beavers. But I'm I'm encouraged for let's go back to some of the news that we've
done I mean courage for and isn't really no riders that that is not
a dead issue and it's going to be back on the ballot in November and I think
resident. One might have been a little confused there are
a lot of money issues on the ballot in August so hopefully they understand the
ramifications of not having nota in their community each community needs to take
care of their own and I understand that decision or in Oxford means as well Matt
wanting to supplement and since funding and yeah and you know actually the
symbol is very very small you know they lost by
a fiery small margin so you can see why they would want to put it back on the
ballot others that are going on the ballot. In November will be the oxer public
library has going back on as well know and the Addison Public Library which also
lost by a few just a few will and then
a new one for the fire department he I think the chief chose to wait till November
to put it up and so it wouldn't be so crowded so we'll see that's going to be an
interesting to Lex in at any rate this is act three news this week if you'd like to
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avoid alcohol and wear a life jacket don't let
a great day on the water be ruined by bad this is. Remember the mountain on never
forget that moment changed my life in that moment to hit me this is why I joined
the Guard where soldiers are always ready to protect our country but we've also got
community. Family friends neighbors to count on me the
first I couldn't leave me I just see the like someone from my hometown to see what
it means to be
a citizen soldier at National Guard dock costs. Welcome
to this edition of auto talk I'm Dave Kenny and these stories are taken from the
publication automotive news in our first story Chrysler Group on build its second
car that will be powered by
a seven hundred seven horsepower super char. Six point two liter Hellcat engine
a twenty fifteen Dodge Charger S.R.T.
Hellcat the four door performance of Dan made its public debut at the Woodward
Dream Cruise Chrysler refreshed the exteriors in interior styling for the twenty
fifteen charger and show the vehicle earlier this year at the New York Auto Show
that updated styling holds over to the Hellcat powered version L.B.
It's slightly modified to accommodate the needs of the supercharged V.
Eight just as they did with the help that powered challenger dodge engineers
modified the hooded front facia of the charger to provide maximum airflow for
cooling and room for the engines massive top mounted Super Charger the Hellcat
powered charger will reach two hundred and four miles an hour five miles more than
the challenger version should you ever get that high it also will share some of the
additional high performance features with the Challenger including larger more
powerful brakes wheels and tires and
a second key fob that electronically limits the engines performance for more on
road manners it will also have the special S.R.T.
Performance pages allowing drivers to keep track of their performance Times for
example on its eight point four inch infotainment screen pricing for the Hellcat
power charger which is expected in dealerships in the first quarter of twenty
fifteen was not announced but you can expect there will be
a couple of extra bucks. In our next story on the G.W.
Front in the flap over how General Motors and Ford Motor Company calculate the
maximum payload ratings on their pickups G.M. Blinked G.M.
Said on August ninth that it will no longer omit the weight of some parts to boost
the maximum payload ratings of their pickups Ford said it excluded items to
calculate payloads on just that Super Duty pickups the F two fifty F three fifty
and F. For fifty G.M.
Excluded items on its light duty pickups during in the twenty fourteen model year
it excluded items in heavy duty lines starting in the twenty fifteen model year.
For its twenty fifteen Chevrolet Colorado and Silverado fifteen hundred and the
G.M.C.
Canyon and Sierra fifteen hundred which go into production in the fourth quarter
G.M.
Will use maximum payloads based on base curb weights and its ever ties in catalogs
and media materials G.M.
Will update already published specifications for its twenty fifteen heavy duty
pickups to show payload ratings based on their curb weight. The trucks were
launched in January Ford said that it deletes the weight of items such as the spear
tire jack radio and center console to set the payload for its Super Duty pickups
after G.M.'s reversal Ford said on Aug ninth that it will retain the subtraction
method to calculate payloads maximum payload is the weight of all that
a pickup carries including passengers in character cargo when automakers subtract
from a vehicles curb weight that allows them to state
a higher maximum payload it's and still it Ford Ford Motor Company has
demonstrated that seamless slighting Rear Window feature developed by Canadian
supplier Magna International incorporated for the new twenty fifteen Ford F one
fifty pickup the current sliding glass rear windows optional many pickups require
three panes of glass and an elaborate support structure of plastic frames and silly
material that's complex to assemble and vulnerable to quality glitches and leakage
when Ford started designing its next generation F one fifty back in two thousand
and ten the company stage of the zine contest to come up with
a better solution and one supplier emerged the clear winner Magna Magna based near
Toronto came up with
a technology it refers to as hole in the glass that resulted in the twenty fifteen
F one fifty seamless slighting rear window the new rear window has several
advantages it's about four pounds lighter can be installed in one assembly line
operation instead of several gives the rear
a streamlined look and provides continuous defrosting whether the window is open or
not Ford will offer the seamless lighting rig window on X L N X L T versions of the
F one fifty as
a three hundred dollar option for its super cab and crew cab models and it will be
standard on the lariat King Ranch and platinum models about twenty five percent of
customers opt for the sliding glass panel on the current F one fifty and the
company expects the new seamless window will increase that number to forty percent
on the new. New Truck date due in dealerships near the end of this year Ford is
also using the technology for Papa one goes on the new Ford Transit Marshall van
Well that's all for this edition of OUT of talk I'm Dave Kenny and as always maybe
the wind be at your back as you cruise down life's highways stay tuned to Oxford
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John oceans and welcome to the Oxford Wildcat school update the Oxford school board
met last night several things were discussed crossroads high school seems to be
coming along well grants are being obtained equipment purchased the goal is to give
these kids
a place they want to come to school that teachers are being hired as well sixteen
in our district overall Dr William Skilling our superintendent spoke with
a bit of pride about our situation compared with some of the others and so I can't
tell you how awful I hear the answer but our fact was out and they go to meetings
or they go to workshops and they hear you're from Oxford Oh you're from Oxford
Don't you know this this and this yes sir and I'll probably art go out into the
community into the education was talking about and hear about it says to me that's
good works that's what we want to be we want to be
a leader I think we've done well at what we've done well there are students as I
said many times our students would never have known there was
a recession. Not the birth what happened. To their job.
Or having the media but all they knew was those happening at school they were
thinking we acknowledge buthe. Because every year we have provided more
opportunities for our kids every year to get some things for all. The problems
and to select that we have and that is too much to choose from the Oxford Wildcat
marching band began gearing up for football season at band camp this week our Rod
Wright paid them
a visit at the Covenant Hills camp in northern Genesee County band booster lead and
Terry tells us more. We do band camp to get the kids away from
Oxford It's
a big bonding moment for the bands these kids work nine hour days nine hours with
the rehearsals and we get so much done here but it's a really it's
a bonding thing for the kits the kids see it to know each other they get to know
the directors they get you know the support staff and the parents to come up to
chaperone of the parent says stay and help also. You can see more of the camp in
a special program to be shown here Monday through Friday at one pm So teachers and
kids at Leonard elementary have
a special event this week we visited with teacher Jessica and the Story Lady
This must be the Story Lady. Cohen We're out here at letter elementary tell me what
is going on here today well this is an hour and
a well each fall and we are inviting students from Letterman tree into the school
this summer and we're doing some activities with them all day started reading and
reading out however they will go and they won't. They will exchange their books for
new books and they will listen to story leading reading books all wow.
How acts can reason the boys and girls have told can I listen to absolutely right
talking I'm going to swing around here and get
a view of everybody else. I have my back and we're going to be.
OK so what else is happening today then the end they will have five an opportunity
to be popsicle and read magazines if you just get really excited about books here
and I don't know what's not they take new books out and they just really watch
encourage them to read read read all summer
a lot of principal Paul McDevitt gives us some background. One of our first
quarter. I got to get everybody I had some type of summer
program for Thursday that our first Sunday grade was that we would try to help them
or that the summer slide closed as I came up with the site you know oh yes so it's
very funny that they already are just getting this reading materials at the
Central Park for the summer the kids come and they are like the competition with
ourselves and you know we could actually they can read
a chart their progress. And there's
a good exchange the books are coming and they have
a pocket so that they have another one of these back in June or not so on in July
the kids think that what you get off the end of the year there's
a verse in the scenario I just don't know what we're going to go grandmother's back
into line to make
a celebrated the number of books I've read on the exchange you got some new ones.
Made here back in August in August. And before we leave let's do the cheer.
And. That's the Oxford
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to the Curtis and this is your Oxford sports update so as of right now this moment
in time we are eleven days away from the first home game of the two thousand and
fourteen Oxford Wildcat varsity football season and I am so sick sighted I could
school. Move fresh off their five and five season last year and third straight
playoff appearance the Wildcats behind the coaching of local institution Bud rally
look to make it four in
a row as they start their second week of practice this week and open play against
Romeo August twenty ninth at Oxford High School now stay tuned right here to O.C.
T.V.
For your broadcast and in-depth coverage of Wildcat varsity home games staying with
football your Detroit Lions last Friday night in Oakland to the Raiders in the
second game of the N.F.L.
Preseason but before we declare them the same old lines just yet it's not all bad
with the Stars on both office and defense actually looking pretty good so effort
put three series in the game and threw for two touchdowns one to Golden Tate right
out the gate and one to Chris Durham later on in the first ending the night going
nine for ten with eighty eight passing yards and first round pick Titan Eric even
had two catches for thirty seven yards one being
a twenty three yard pass and almost dropped from at Safford during first team reps
on the defensive stud side starting safety in new line Jamie had
a go made interception off the Raiders' opening drive off
a rush to Mathis tip and the starting defensive seven got
a lot of good pressure on Open starting Q.B.
Match was. The of course it wasn't all great though with the Lions having eleven
penalties for seventy four yards they never really establish the running game and
gave up a fifty yard punt return after second pick linebacker Kyle Van oin missed
a tackling opportunity along the side lives but again this is preseason so we have
a lot more time before we can start complaining about millionaires not doing their
jobs at least on the football field millionaires we can complain about not doing
their jobs are the Tigers who lost another. I'm serious this weekend to the
visiting Seattle Mariners losing Friday and Sunday they are now officially one and
a half games out of first place in the El Centro behind the Kansas City Royals and
an addition to that they're also half game out of
a wildcard spot meaning if the regular season ended today the toothless tigers
would be on the outside looking in now on Sunday behind the starting pitching of
Robbie Ray the Tigers lost eight to one as he gave up four runs and seven hits in
only five innings this combined with zero off an awful defense is just
a continuation of what we fans have been seeing this team do as of late by victim
Martinez at first and a whole layer his juggling act by Rajai Davis on
a dropped fly ball hit off
a new Tiger reliever Jim Johnson in the six made it very very easy to turn off the
game and all in all the team has won thirteen games since the All-Star since the
All-Star break and they better fix their numerous problems because there's only six
weeks left in the regular season so to help you educate educate you even further
and how far the Tigers have fallen brings me to today's sports vocabulary word of
the day. Major League Baseball wildcard teams now in
baseball two teams in both the American and National Leagues that have the best
winning percentage without winning their division still have an opportunity to
reach the postseason as
a wild card team now these two teams then played each other and the winner advances
to meet the top seeded team in the divisional series so for example if like I
mentioned earlier the regular season ended right now the two wildcard teams in the
American League would be the Oakland A's and the Seattle Mariners who would play
each other in
a one game playoff the winner would that go on to play the team with the best
winning percentage in the A.O.
Which is currently Los Angeles. So get cares and remember you can catch all of our
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watching and every great day.
Welcome to Science in the News I'm Dave Kenny and these stories are taken from the
publication New Scientist in our first story a lack of vitamin D.
May put elderly people at increased risk of dementia and Alzheimer's disease
a study of six hundred fifty eight U.S.
Adults concludes the finding adds to
a growing body of evidence for multiple benefits of vitamin D.
Including lowering the risk of developing auto immune diseases and cancer. And on
the technology front Google is funding the construction of
a new underwater Internet cable across the Pacific Ocean the search giant along
with five Asian telecom firms will invest three hundred million dollars in the
cable which will be
a major link in the physical backbone of the net able to carry sixty terabits per
second it will begin piping data between the U.S.
And Japan and twenty sixteen
a new drug treats blood clots with boosting with well out boosting bleeding risk
clots form one blood platelets claim together they are treated with blood thinning
drugs but these must be given orally as they need to be metabolized by the liver to
work this means they dispersed throughout the body which risks triggering bleeding
elsewhere Douglas Merkle at the Washington University School of Medicine in St
Louis has now developed
a more targeted drug using an EMS Zein that regulates platelet aggregation he
altered the structure to make it more potent and signs work immediately so the drug
can be injected near a blood clot for
a localized effect when tested on dogs with clots in their hearts the Ultra to
reduce the clot size by any one percent what out increasing the time it took for
a wound on their lips to stop bleeding Well that's it for this edition of Science
in the News I'm Dave to Kenny and stay tuned to Oxford community television and
we'll be right back on.
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